Sentence examples for connection with live from inspiring English sources

29 to 32.2, which seek to protect the public domain in traditional ways such as fair dealing for the purpose of criticism or review and to add new protections to reflect new technology, such as limited computer program reproduction and "ephemeral recordings" in connection with live performances.

Hartshorne responds that this view divorces the concept of decision making from any meaningful connection with lived experience.

The arrests were in connection with "a live and ongoing criminal investigation into linked incidents of criminal damage between January 2007 and July 2012", said a BTP spokesman.

Djalili is an established film actor but his show, Behind Enemy Lines, proves that he has retained an enviable warmth and connection with his live audience.

He has a natural affinity with the camera – witness the promo for their single Real, starring Ben Whishaw, which brought the band to major-label attention a year ago – but Alexander's connection with a live audience is even more potent.

Most Iowans "don't yet see the connection with their lives," he said.

He no longer has any connection with Leaner Living, which is now run by his brother.

Liberians might not always remember this history, but our connection with Lincoln lives on.

I was influenced by her connection with nature, living in the woods.

Though they think they are frightfully modern, they have no connection with the lives of the majority of the population.

Fourteen of 15 freshmen interviewed on the campus said they did not feel any connection with the lives of the students who were protesting the United States' invasion of Cambodia at the time.